Artifacts recovered from Britannic, Titanic’s forgotten sister ship, after a century underwater
Greek divers retrieve items from HMHS Britannic, with conservation to continue ahead of a new underwater antiquities exhibit
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Discovery of insects trapped in amber sheds light on ancient Amazon rainforest
First South American amber with ancient beetles, flies, ants and wasps dates to 112 million years ago, offering new view of early Amazon and plant-insect interactions
Musk's Royal Society fellowship in doubt after London rally remarks
Royal Society weighing potential action as president cites concerns over violence-language and core values amid renewed scrutiny of Elon Musk's fellowship.
National Archives uploads Roswell video, renewing debate over 1947 crash
A 22-minute clip accompanying the Roswell Report and Project Mogul materials has circulated online as officials reiterate the government’s long-standing explanations.
Brain's internal mileage clock identified in rats and humans
Study links grid-cell firing to distance estimation, offering potential for early Alzheimer's diagnosis
Nanoplastics reach edible parts of radishes in Plymouth study
University of Plymouth researchers report nanoplastic particles can reach edible tissue in vegetables, adding to growing evidence of environmental contamination
Radish study finds nanoplastics can reach edible parts of vegetables
University of Plymouth researchers say nanoplastics can penetrate root barriers and accumulate in edible tissue, raising food-safety questions
Mars scientist touts eating Maltesers whole; Oxford study echoes multi-sensory biscuit guidance
New guidance from a Mars scientist and a separate Oxford University study highlight multi-sensory cues in how people eat two popular confections.
Oldest near-complete dome-headed dinosaur fossil unearthed in Mongolia
New pachycephalosaur species Zavacephale rinpoche dated to about 108–115 million years ago provides a rare look at early cranial dome development